Hi James et al...
I have a ui I have built both manually and using libglade. I have a
pixmap that I need to change the appearance of while the app is running.
When I do this kind of thing in the manually built version:
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class Pixmap1(gtk.GtkPixmap):
def __init__(self,pixmapData):
pix,
msk=gtk.create_pixmap_from_xpm_d(gtk.GtkWindow(),None,pixmapData)
gtk.GtkPixmap.__init__(self,pix,msk)
pixmap1=Pixmap1(initialPixmapData)
pixmap1.show()
#etc., we have pixmap1 displaying fine
#then later on...
pix, msk = gtk.create_pixmap_from_xpm_d(gtk.GtkWindow(),None,
newPixmapData)
pixmap1.set(pix,msk)
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It works exactly as I'd expect, that is, the appearance of pixmap1
changes to reflect the new pixmap data.
But when I do this kind of thing in the libglade version:
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widgets = libglade.GladeXML('app.glade')
pixmap1 = widgets.get_widget('pixmap1')
#etc., we have pixmap1 displaying fine
#then later on...
pix, msk = gtk.create_pixmap_from_xpm_d(gtk.GtkWindow(),None,
newPixmapData)
pixmap1.set(pix,msk)
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The appearance of pixmap1 does not change. Why? How do I acheive my
desired result in the libglade version?
TIA for any replies,
regards,
Stephen.
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